The New York Consolidated Card Co. “Have One With Me” A

New York Consolidated Card Co. “Mediaeval” Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1897. 52 + OB (not NYCC Box but J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia). Backs were printed in five colors plus gold, which Hochm

Group of N.Y. Consolidated Card Co. Decks. New York, ca. 1890s-1920s. Includes Elf No. 93 (Hochman NY63) 52 + J. Double deck set. – Patent Squeezers deck, 52 + J + OB, near mint. – and Tri

Two Steamboat No. 19 Single Head Playing Cards. Philadelphia & New York: Samuel Hart & Co. 1868. One has 51/53. Lacks Kh, Kd. Imperial Bower Joker and George and Martha Washington AS. Joker & AS rough

Shakesperian Card Co. “Othello” Playing Cards. [New York], ca. 1910. 52 (lacks Joker) + OB. Ink marks on 2H; a few creased corners. Box lacks one side and end flaps. Hochman NY54b. Uncommo

Samuel Hart & Co. Faro Playing Cards. New York/Philadelphia, ca. 1860s. 52 (complete). One-way courts. Square corners. Backs brown with odd shapes. Small chip to top edge of AS; scattered light spotti

Samuel Hart & Co. Linen Eagle Faro Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1900s. 52 + OB. Backs green plaid. Box depicts the NYCC factory building on one side. Back of AS skinned in a few spots; old pencil nota

VERY RARE Samuel Hart Transformation Playing Cards. New York and Philadelphia: Samuel Hart & Co., ca. 1860. 52. This deck is copied from one published by Braun & Schneider (Munich) ten years earlier,

Samuel Hart & Co. Linen Eagle Pharo (Faro) Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1900s. 52 + OB. Backs green plaid. This box with NYCC manufacturing credit on flap and “Caution” text on one side. S

A set of 12 antique Card de Visite from aristocratic ladies portraits from several New York photographers including highly prestige Fredricks & Co art studios. One picture attributed to Cundall & Down

Three Packs of Playing Cards. Including Samuel Hart & Co. (New York, ca. 1900. 52/52), near mint, faro deck with one way courts; American Manufacture (Samuel Hart, ca. 1900), 52/52 + partial box, near

Three National Card Co. “Rambler No. 22” Decks of Playing Cards. Indianapolis & New York, ca. 1890/95. 52 + J + OB; 52 + 2J + OB; 52 + J + EC + OB. One with detached top flap; other wear t

One deck "A. DOUGHERTY - NEW YORK" - may date to c. 1860, second deck "A. Boman - Stockholm", and third deck De La Rue & Co, London. 1 1/4 x 2 3/4 x 3 3/4 inches.

New York Consolidated Railroad Co, Stock, Incorporated NY, No. 289, signed by vice president and asst secretary (illegible), 11x8", unissued but canceled in 1918, 1 cert

[CIVIL WAR]. Full deck of "Union Cards" with original box. New York: American Card Co., 1862. 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. playing cards printed in red and blue. Housed in original printed cardboard slipcase box

National Card Co. Superior Steamboats #9. Indianapolis and New York: National Card Co., ca. 1885. Blue star backs. 52+J (Joker a replacement). Very good. Hochman NU2.

Antique Salt Glaze Crock with blue decoration, 2 gallon, made by New York Stoneware Co. One minor rim chip. Measures 11 1/2" inches tall.

Transparent Playing Card Co. New York: Transparent Playing Card Co., ca. 1880. 52 + J + Partial Box. All the cards are transparent (when held to a strong light, a scene is revealed) except for the jok

Aladdin #1001 Playing Cards. Indianapolis & New York: The National Card Co., ca. 1885. 52, no Joker. Green griffon back design. In tarnished silver box with JD motif on lid. Hochman NU6.

Barnum & Bailey Circus / Giant Rhinoceros. 1909. Cincinnati & New York: The Strobridge Litho Co. One sheet poster depicting a giant rhinoceros on the African savanna. 39 x 28 ½”. Linen back

Complete set of “Union Playing Cards” with its original box (lid missing), produced by the American Card Co., New York City, circa. 1863. Box retains an original cancelled revenue stamp an

Civil War 1862 UNION CIVIL WAR PLAYING CARDS Display UNION CIVIL WAR PLAYING CARDS, produced by the American Card Co., New York, 1862, Custom Shadowbox Displayed for wall mounting, Benjamin W. Hitchco

Ringling Bros. Circus / Magnificent Spectacular Introductory Tournament. 1917. Cincinnati & New York: The Strobridge Litho Co. One sheet poster depicting a great parade procession of “Oriental s

First National Picture ; 11" X 14"; Based on the play Saturday's Children; a Comedy in Three Acts by Maxwell Anderson (New York, 1927). One card with significant staining in margins. One card with two

Both with original dispensing mechanisms lids, one marked for Brooklyn New York R Resiman and Co, one marked Weizmann and Sons New York, good condition, taller measures ht 12 inches, Property of Bedfo